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No problem, thank you for trying to help!

This is what I consulted: https://www.gpuminingresources.com/p/psu-cables.html Do you have another way in mind by just looking at the spec sheet?

It's for an array of cards + risers. The calculation that I have in mind is multiplying the number of pins with amperes and getting the output. How can I do that just from the spec sheet? Without knowing the number of pins for the PCIE cable.

The one I am looking at is this: https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Supernova-Crossfire-Warranty-120-G2-1300-XR/dp/B00COIZTZM

I am trying to calculate the output of my PCIE PSU cable. I know how to do that based on the number of 12V pins the cable has by checking it visually but there's a chance that one of the pins could be a dummy one and not a 12V one. I know that I can pull out a multimeter and test it but I won't...

I don't want to use multiple GPUs for those actually. Just want to power a riser and a GPU for each.

Got your point :D Do you advice against any third party PSU cable, including one to one extensions?

I came across the following splitters: https://www.amazon.com/Graphics-Express-Y-Splitter-Extension-TeamProfitcom/dp/B0776PMH16 What seems interesting is that the female part is only 6 PIN but outputs to two 8 PIN. Shouldn't the female have been 8 PIN to be able to power properly the two cards?

I was looking at this for powering 6 GPUs: https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Supernova-Crossfire-Warranty-120-G2-1300-XR/dp/B00COIZTZM I remember some of the EVGA models being made by a different company that had to be avoided but I don't remember the exact details. Is it a good choice or there's a...

Ok, thanks! If I may also ask you rather than starting a new thread, this is my riser: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B073TQ1D69 As you can see it has a 6PIN connector but the seller supplies a SATA to 6pin cable for powering it. I've read that SATA cables are not rated for more than 54W so...

Yes it is. It's the GA-H110-D3A. What do you mean exactly by "set the riser to PCIe"?

When using a riser to attach a graphics card to the system, the riser is powered separately with 3 options - molex, sata, pci-e. What is not clear to me is if I also need to connect the cable from the PSU to the motherboard, the one that powers the PCIE section. I don't see this mentioned...

Phew, many thanks!

I just put together a system. What I observed is that when the PSU is connected to power for the first time and you power the system, the CPU fan starts spinning, stops for a second and then continues spinning normally. Then, if you power it off and then power it on any time afterwards, the...

Is G3 made by the same manufacturer?